BX2660

[lopinslo2]

How do you remove the dashboard?

 

[OrangeKrush]

YouTube may be your friend on this..

 

[eserv]

How do you remove the dashboard?

They simply snap in there. I "carefully!" pry them out with two screwdrivers .

 

[lopinslo2]

They simply snap in there. I "carefully!" pry them out with two screwdrivers .

Thanks. I did that then checked the power to the panel, specifically the power to the temp and fuel gauges. The all had 12+ volts and all the lights come on. However, the temp and fuel gauges do not work. The gauges remain in the same position. Can the gauges be replaced? How so?

 

[eserv]

Thanks. I did that then checked the power to the panel, specifically the power to the temp and fuel gauges. The all had 12+ volts and all the lights come on. However, the temp and fuel gauges do not work. The gauges remain in the same position. Can the gauges be replaced? How so?

No, they cannot be replaced.( at least not with parts from Kubota!) You will have to replace the whole thing.

 

[lopinslo2]

No, they cannot be replaced.( at least not with parts from Kubota!) You will have to replace the whole thing.

Thanks

 

[RCW]

The fuel and temp gauges in the BX60 series can be a little funky.

For the temp gauge, have you messed with connection to the sending unit to make sure there's a decent connection to the gauge?

 

[lopinslo2]

The fuel and temp gauges in the BX60 series can be a little funky.

For the temp gauge, have you messed with connection to the sending unit to make sure there's a decent connection to the gauge?

I still have not fixed this issue, but the engine has not run hot either. I want to pull the sensor out of the engine to test it, but I am not sure where it is. Is it on the front, left side of the engine block? See picture attached with red circle around the object.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I still have not fixed this issue, but the engine has not run hot either. I want to pull the sensor out of the engine to test it, but I am not sure where it is. Is it on the front, left side of the engine block? See picture attached with red circle around the object.

You don't need to pull the sensor to test it, just use an ohm meter.

 

[lopinslo2]

You don't need to pull the sensor to test it, just use an ohm meter.

Where do I connect the ohmmeter leads if I don't pull the sensor out?

 

[RDinNHandAZ]

One lead on the spade in the center and the other to the brass mounting base. Expect a 220 ohm reading when cold and increasing to 3,000 Ω as the engine heats up. You can partially slide off the connector to access the center spade.
It is not expensive: https://www.ebay.com/itm/GENUINE-KU...-31351-32830-35-048-1G498-83040-/263574991014

 

[dan_m]

They simply snap in there. I "carefully!" pry them out with two screwdrivers .

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Dan